Across China On Foot 8 0
Across China On Foot 8 0
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It is roughly four thousand feet below Ta-shui-tsing.
Kiang-ti is an important stopping place, with but one forlorn street, with two or three forlorn inns, the best of which has its best roomimmediately over the filthiest stables, emitting a stench which wasalmost unbearable, that I have seen in China. It literally suffocatesone as it comes up in wafts through the wide gaps in the wood floor ofthe room. There are no mosquitoes here, but of a certain winged insectof various species, whose distin...guishing characteristics are that thewings are transparent and have no cases or covers, there was aformidable army. I refer to the common little fly. There was the housefly, the horse fly, the dangerous blue-bottle, the impecunious blow fly, the indefatigable buzzer, and others. One's delicate skin got beset withflies: they got in one's ears, in one's eyes, up one's nose, down one'sthroat, in one's coffee, in one's bed; they bade fair to devour onewithin an hour or two, and brought forth inward curses and many swishesof the 'kerchief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is roughly four thousand feet below Ta-shui-tsing.
Kiang-ti is an important stopping place, with but one forlorn street, with two or three forlorn inns, the best of which has its best roomimmediately over the filthiest stables, emitting a stench which wasalmost unbearable, that I have seen in China. It literally suffocatesone as it comes up in wafts through the wide gaps in the wood floor ofthe room. There are no mosquitoes here, but of a certain winged insectof various species, whose distin...guishing characteristics are that thewings are transparent and have no cases or covers, there was aformidable army. I refer to the common little fly. There was the housefly, the horse fly, the dangerous blue-bottle, the impecunious blow fly, the indefatigable buzzer, and others. One's delicate skin got beset withflies: they got in one's ears, in one's eyes, up one's nose, down one'sthroat, in one's coffee, in one's bed; they bade fair to devour onewithin an hour or two, and brought forth inward curses and many swishesof the 'kerchief.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Dingle to read onlineMoreLess
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